TradingView runs its biggest sale of the year around Black Friday. For 2026, TradingView's partner guide describes it as annual plans with up to 80% off plus 1 month free. If you already chart with TradingView, or you have been thinking about upgrading, this is the window when a paid plan costs the least.
This page sets out the dates, what the offer is, how our link works, and how a dollar cost averaging investor might actually use TradingView. It also covers the honest case for staying on the free plan.
The dates
TradingView times the sale in Pacific Standard Time (PST, UTC−8):
- Black Friday: 23 November 2026, 00:00 PST (08:00 UTC), to 27 November 2026, 23:59:59 PST (07:59 UTC on 28 November).
- Cyber Monday: 28 November 2026, 00:00 PST (08:00 UTC), to 1 December 2026, 23:59:59 PST (07:59 UTC on 2 December).
In central Europe (CET, UTC+1) that means Black Friday opens at 09:00 on 23 November, and the last chance to buy is just before 09:00 on 2 December.
What the offer is
- Annual plans, up to 80% off. The discount applies to yearly billing. "Up to" matters: the percentage may vary by plan, so check the price of the exact plan you want on the landing page.
- Plus 1 month free, so a year's payment covers thirteen months.
- The $15 coupon. New accounts created through our link get a $15 coupon toward their next plan, with nothing to type in. TradingView's help page on its $15 coupon says it arrives by email after your first payment and can't be combined with other discounts, so expect it to help with a later purchase rather than stack on the sale price.
We don't list per-plan prices here: TradingView shows them on the landing page when the sale opens, and they may differ by region and currency. Before you pay, also check what the plan renews at after the first year.
Does a DCA investor need TradingView at all?
Mostly, no. Dollar cost averaging is a schedule: the same amount, on the same day, whatever the price. You don't need charts to follow it, and watching charts every day can make it harder to stick to. Our guide on how to dollar cost average covers the whole process with nothing more than a broker or exchange and a calendar.
Where a charting tool earns its place is around the plan, not inside it:
- Looking at the long history before you start. A weekly or monthly chart of an asset over ten years shows how deep and how long its drawdowns were. That is the part of DCA people underestimate. Pair it with a backtest in our crypto DCA calculator or Bitcoin DCA calculator to see what a fixed schedule would have done through those drops.
- Price alerts instead of price watching. An alert can tell you when something crosses a level, so you don't have to open the app every day. If your plan has rules such as an extra buy after a large drop, or taking profit on the way out, alerts let you act on those rules without checking constantly. Our DCA-out calculator helps you set exit levels you could turn into alerts.
- Comparing assets on one chart. Overlaying two assets makes it easier to see how they moved against each other before you split a monthly amount between them.
Two things charts won't tell you: which frequency to buy at (our how often to DCA study looks at that with real data) and what your fees are doing to returns (see the real cost of DCA).
Free plan or paid plan?
TradingView's free plan already includes its charts. Paid plans mainly raise limits, such as how many alerts you can keep active and how many indicators you can put on one chart, and add features on top. TradingView's plan comparison has the exact numbers.
A rough way to decide:
- Stay on the free plan if you check prices a few times a month, buy on a fixed schedule, and only want the occasional long-term chart.
- Consider a paid plan if you already keep more alerts than the free plan allows, use several indicators at once, or chart most days for reasons beyond your DCA plan.
If you are on the fence, the sale doesn't change the question. It only changes the price. A discounted plan you don't use still costs money that could have gone into your monthly buy.
How to get the offer through our link
- Open TradingView's Black Friday page through our partner link during the sale (from 23 November).
- If you're new to TradingView, create your account from that page so the link's coupon is tied to it.
- Pick the plan and choose annual billing, since the discount applies to annual plans.
- Check the final price, the extra free month and the renewal terms, then pay.
FAQ
When is TradingView's Black Friday sale in 2026? Black Friday runs from 23 November 2026, 00:00 PST, to 27 November 2026, 23:59:59 PST. Cyber Monday follows from 28 November 2026, 00:00 PST, to 1 December 2026, 23:59:59 PST.
How much is the discount? Annual plans are up to 80% off, plus 1 month free. The exact percentage depends on the plan.
Is there a TradingView Black Friday coupon code? No code is needed. The sale price is on TradingView's Black Friday page, and the $15 coupon for new accounts comes with our link automatically.
Does the discount apply to monthly plans? The offer as TradingView describes it is for annual plans.
Is TradingView necessary for dollar cost averaging? No. DCA works on a fixed schedule without any charts. TradingView can help with research before you start and with alerts for rules you set yourself, but the free plan covers a lot of that.
Is this an affiliate link? Yes. If you buy through it, DCA Method may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. See our affiliate disclosure.